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WO2012079860A2 - Dispositif de transfert inductif d'énergie électrique - Google Patents

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WO2012079860A2
WO2012079860A2 PCT/EP2011/069763 EP2011069763W WO2012079860A2 WO 2012079860 A2 WO2012079860 A2 WO 2012079860A2 EP 2011069763 W EP2011069763 W EP 2011069763W WO 2012079860 A2 WO2012079860 A2 WO 2012079860A2
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  • the invention relates to a device for inductive transmission of electrical energy according to the preamble of claim 1.
  • the necessary charging electronics can be arranged either on board the vehicle or in the charging station.
  • the charging station In an inductive energy transfer from the charging station to the vehicle, the charging station must constantly offer the maximum possible charging power in an arrangement of the entire charging electronics in the vehicle and this power must then be adjusted down to the currently required value in the vehicle. This leads to relatively high power losses both on the primary side and on the secondary side and requires a correspondingly robust and therefore expensive design of the secondary-side charging electronics.
  • the power offered on the primary side can be regulated as a function of the secondary-side power requirement, for which, however, a corresponding communication from the secondary side to the primary side is necessary.
  • This communication can either be handled via a completely separate communication channel, for example via a radio link, or a data signal can be modulated onto the transmission path provided for inductive energy transmission.
  • both solutions require special communication hardware on the primary and secondary side, which is associated with corresponding costs.
  • a traction battery charging system with inductive coupling in which the charging station can be controlled by a vehicle-side battery charging control module.
  • a data communication means is provided, which may be a data cable, an optical fiber, or a radio transmission link.
  • DE 101 58 794 B4 teaches in an inductive contactless power transformer for small appliances such as mobile phones and electric toothbrushes the setting of the primary-side power depending on the secondary side power requirement by a primary-side control unit, the power transmission with low secondary power requirements by varying the duty cycle and high secondary power requirements controlled by varying the frequency of a primary-side voltage-controlled oscillator.
  • the invention has for its object to show for the inductive charging of an electric vehicle to a charging station, a simple and cost-effective solution for controlling the charging process.
  • the vehicle in a generic device for inductive transmission of electrical energy, has a secondary regulator for adjusting the secondary power taken from the secondary inductor, which contains a switching device by means of which the secondary power removed is gradually changed.
  • the stationary unit has a primary regulator for adjusting the primary power which can be fed into the primary inductor, which contains a first measuring device by means of which an electrical operating parameter of the power supply device influenced by the secondary power can be measured, and the primary controller sets the feedable primary power as a function of changes in the first one Measuring device measured operating parameter.
  • the active power is always meant by primary and secondary power and the attribute can be fed-in means that the primary power is not impressed but offered and the power actually flowing into the primary coil also depends on the power taken from the secondary coil.
  • the preferred application of the invention is the charging of a vehicle battery.
  • a measurement of the charging current is provided on the secondary side and in the case of a deviation of the measured value of the charging current from its nominal value, the switching device executes a time sequence of switching operations which is dependent on the ratio between the desired value and the measured value.
  • the feedable primary power is then set.
  • a preferred variant of the invention provides for a exceeding of the desired value of the charging current through the measured value, a periodic switching of the secondary power between two stages in a predetermined time cycle, wherein the duty cycle of this switching corresponds to the ratio between the desired value and the measured value of the charging current.
  • the primary controller thus directly receives the information about the required extent of the reduction of the primary power and can set it accordingly. If one of the two stages of the secondary power corresponds to a shutdown, the mean value of the absorbed secondary power is already reduced in advance to the extent necessary before the primary controller reacts and reduces the primary power accordingly.
  • Another preferred variant of the invention provides for a exceeding of the desired value of the charging current through the measured value before a switch to the lower of two stages before, preferably a shutdown, which lasts until a dependent in the lower stage of the primary power electrical operating parameters of the secondary side reaches a value at which switching to the higher level results in a match of the charge current with its setpoint.
  • the primary controller reduces the Value of the primary power at a predetermined time rate until the primary side is detected, the secondary side was switched back to the higher level.
  • the absorption of too much secondary power is already prevented in advance, before the primary controller responds. It may take a little longer until the right value of the primary power is reached because the primary controller receives no information about the extent of the secondary-side deviation between actual value and target value of the target size, ie the charging current, by means of the secondary-side switching.
  • the invention is not limited to a power control in one direction, i. On a reduction of the primary power, but it also includes the increase of the primary power when needed by the direction of the deviation between actual value and target value of a secondary-side target size can be coded in the temporal pattern of the secondary side and primary side detected switching operations. Upon receipt of a corresponding code, the primary power may also be increased by a predetermined level or at a predetermined time rate.
  • FIG. 1 shows a block diagram of the secondary side of a device according to the invention
  • Fig. 2 is a block diagram of the primary side of a device according to the invention.
  • FIG. 1 shows, arranged on board a not shown, electrically driven vehicle secondary side of an inventive device for inductive energy transmission, inter alia, a secondary coil 1, a charge controller 2 as a secondary controller and a battery 3.
  • the battery 3 is charged during operation of the device with a direct current I B , which is converted from an induced in the secondary coil 1 AC Is by a converter 4.
  • the converter 4 includes a rectifier and may additionally include a voltage converter, if the output voltage of the rectifier for charging the battery 3 still requires a reduction. Since the entire arrangement is operated in resonance with the primary side to be explained below with reference to FIG. 1, an adjustment network 5 is connected between the secondary coil 1 and the converter 4. By the sonication with this Matching network 5 ensures the fulfillment of the resonance condition at the desired operating frequency.
  • the charge controller 2 contains a measuring device by means of which it can measure the battery voltage U B of the battery 3 and the charging current I B. From these variables, the current state of charge of the battery 3 can be determined. For this results for the charging current I B, a setpoint I 0 , which changes in the course of a charging process, in particular decreases. In addition, the charge controller 2 is also set up to measure the secondary current Is flowing in the secondary coil 1. In order to influence the charging current I B through the charge controller 2, a switch 6 that can be controlled by the charge controller 2 is provided in parallel to the secondary coil 1, by means of which the secondary coil 1 can be short-circuited.
  • a measurement of the output current L or I 2 of the balancing network 5 or of the converter 4 could also be provided.
  • a switch 7 or 8 could also be provided for short-circuiting the input or the output of the converter 4.
  • the measurement of the output current I 2 of the transducer 4 is only useful in combination with a switch 8 at the output of the transducer 4, since the current I 2 is identical otherwise always with the charging current I B.
  • a switch 9 could also be provided for short-circuiting or disconnecting a circuit branch within the matching network 5. It is obvious that by each of the switches 6 to 9 an influence, ie effectively a shutdown of the charging current I B is possible.
  • the action of the switch 9 is based on the fact that its operation, the function of the balancing network 5 is canceled and the normally resonant system thereby gets out of resonance, resulting in a significant drop in the charging current I B.
  • the primary side of a device comprises, as is apparent from the block diagram of Fig. 2, a primary coil 10, which is fed by a power supply device 1 1 with a primary current Ip, and a primary regulator 12.
  • the power supply device 1 1 comprises a rectifier 13 whose input is connected to a power supply network, a connected to the output of the rectifier 13 intermediate circuit 14 which generates from the output voltage of the rectifier, a DC voltage of predetermined size, and an inverter 15, which consists of DC voltage of the intermediate circuit 14, with which it is supplied, generates an alternating voltage of predetermined frequency and amplitude, which is the primary coil 10 is supplied.
  • an adjustment network 16 is connected between the converter 15 and the primary coil 10. By wiring with this matching network 16, the fulfillment of the resonance condition at the desired operating frequency is ensured.
  • a measurement of the output current I 3 or the input current I 4 or the input voltage U 4 of the inverter 15 or the input current I N of the primary side could alternatively be used to measure the primary current Ip Rectifier 13 may be provided from the power grid.
  • the invention makes it possible to regulate the power that can be fed in on the primary side, ie, the primary power that can be supplied to the primary coil 10 at maximum secondary power extraction, depending on the secondary power requirement that results from the desired value of the charging current I B without providing a separate communication channel between the power supply Secondary side and the primary side. It is understood that the actual power flowing into the primary coil 10 power always depends on the wiring of the secondary coil 1. As far as there is talk here of an adjustment of the primary performance, this always means the maximum offered primary performance. The operation of the device according to the invention will be explained below.
  • the primary controller 12 After commissioning of the device, which takes place after stopping a vehicle at a charging station with proper alignment of the secondary coil 1 to the primary coil 10 by a not interest here initiation signal, the primary controller 12 sets the inverter 15 to maximum power, which is the rated power of the data Secondary side may depend, which must be known to the primary controller 12 in this case. This results in a corresponding maximum value of the primary current Ip and corresponding maximum values of the secondary current Is and the charging current I B of the battery 3.
  • the charge controller 2 shorts the secondary coil 1 by closing the switch 6, whereby the secondary side apart from losses in the secondary coil 1 itself no Absorbs more power.
  • This secondary-side short-circuit acts on the primary side and causes a sudden change in the primary power absorbed by the primary coil 10 from the power supply device 11. This is detected by the primary controller 12 based on the primary current Ip and the primary voltage Up and signals him a secondary demand for a reduction of the offered primary power.
  • a calculator contained in the charge controller 2 determines from the measured value of the charge current IB and its current setpoint I 0 the extent of the required reduction of the charge current IB, which is given by the ratio IO / IB.
  • the charge controller closes and opens the short circuit switch 6 periodically with a duty cycle of the opening time T 0 to the total period T P , which corresponds to the ratio IO / IB.
  • the same duty cycle T 0 / T P also has the time profile of the primary power measured by the primary controller 12, which also changes periodically between two values as a result of the actuation of the switch 6.
  • the converter 15 includes, for example, an H-bridge circuit. Its switching angle is changed to a value that results in a primary current I P with the required value.
  • the amplitude of the primary current Ip can be reduced by a factor which is calculated by multiplying the ratio T 0 / T P by a correction factor.
  • the primary-side performance can only be reduced, which is also the normal case when charging a battery, since the required charging current I B decreases with increasing charging of the battery 3.
  • the charging current I B must be increased during the course of a charging operation, for example when the weight of the vehicle is reduced during the charging process by disembarking persons or unloading objects from the luggage or load compartment.
  • the suspension of the chassis then increases in the air gap between the secondary coil 1 mounted on the underside of the vehicle and the primary coil 10 arranged on the charging station on the bottom, causing a sinking of the inductively transmitted power.
  • the charge controller 2 with the short-circuit switch 6 executes one or more switching operations whose time course deviates significantly from the pattern defined for the signaling of a reduction requirement. For example, a closing of the switch for a time period T P clearly exceeding time interval or a periodic closing and opening with a different from the period T P , significantly shorter period and a characteristic duty cycle may be provided.
  • Such a signal pattern is interpreted by the primary controller as a request for a power increase and leads to a corresponding control of the inverter 15th
  • the extent of the necessary increase in the primary power can be signaled by the charge controller 2 analogous to the extent of a necessary reduction also by the duty cycle of a periodic actuation of the switch 6, or the primary power can without knowledge of the required extent by a predetermined level step or continuously with a predetermined temporal rate to be increased. If an increase by one level should be insufficient, charge controller 2 may request further increases in the same way until charge current I B reaches or exceeds setpoint I 0 . If exceeded, a reduction or an end of the continuous increase can again be requested in the manner described above.
  • the charge controller 2 always requests a change in the primary power only when the deviation of the charging current I B from its setpoint Io exceeds a tolerance threshold to avoid a constant pulsation around the setpoint Io around.
  • a second, simpler embodiment of the invention is omitted to signal the necessary extent of power reduction by a periodic keying of the secondary power to the primary side, but the secondary-side short-circuit switch 6 is closed when exceeding the setpoint Io of the charging current I B by the charge controller 2 and the primary controller 12 provides this on the basis of Primary power and then reduces the offered primary power, ie the value of the primary current Ip gradually or continuously at a predetermined time rate.
  • the charging current I B drops to zero, it is then no longer available as a measured variable, so that on the secondary side, another criterion for achieving the correct operating point of the system is required.
  • the secondary current Is is used in this case, which is different even when a short circuit of the secondary coil 1 by the switch 6 from zero.
  • the relationship between the secondary current Is at short circuit and the charging current I B with open switch 6 must be known. This relationship can be determined experimentally beforehand and stored in a memory of the charge controller 2.
  • the relationship between Is and I B can be approximated by a constant factor, but it could also be a non-linear characteristic that can be stored as a formula or a table.
  • the relationship between Is and I B can also be determined and stored during operation when the primary controller 12 increases the primary current I P at the beginning of the charging process at a predetermined time rate.
  • the switch 6 is open, ie the current Is then measured is not the short-circuit current of the secondary coil 1, so that the change of the secondary current Is by the opening of the switch 6, ie the difference between normal operation and short circuit of the secondary coil 2, then not considered.
  • a proportionality factor can be determined from the ratio between the secondary current Is immediately after closing the switch 6, ie before a reaction of the primary regulator 12 and the charging current I B immediately before the closing of the switch 6, and a set value of the secondary current Is in the event of a short circuit can be calculated by multiplying the setpoint I 0 of the charging current with this proportionality factor.
  • the charge controller 2 thus measures the secondary current Is in the second embodiment after closing the switch 6, while the primary regulator 12 reduces the primary-side offered power, ie the primary current I P at a constant rate, and compares the measured secondary current Is with a setpoint Iso, he has determined from the current setpoint I 0 of the charging current I B and the stored relationship between Is and I B.
  • the charge controller 2 opens the switch 6 again. This switching process acts on the primary side and is detected by the measuring device of the primary controller 12 based on the primary power, whereupon the primary controller 12 stops the reduction of the primary current Ip at the currently achieved value.
  • a need for an increase in primary power can be signaled in the second embodiment by an actuation of the switch 6 after a predetermined timing pattern, for example by one or more very short pulses.
  • the primary power can be increased by the primary controller 12 at a predetermined time rate and the increase in the charging current I B caused thereby can be detected directly by the measuring device of the charge controller 2.
  • the charge controller 2 can signal this to the primary regulator 12 by a renewed actuation of the switch 6 according to a predetermined time pattern. For example, this could be the same pattern used to signal an increased power requirements, since the primary controller 12 is then already in the operating mode of power increase and the re-reception of the same signal can then be interpreted differently.
  • the second embodiment has the advantage that it has substantially fewer switching operations with a relatively large switched power, which is a potential source of electromagnetic interference and may require appropriate countermeasures.
  • the shutdown of the charging current I B and thus the secondary power must not take place directly on the secondary coil 1, but Alternatively, it can also be made at another point on the secondary side.
  • the current Is conducted by the secondary coil does not necessarily have to be measured; instead, if a switch 7 or 8 is used at the output of the balancing network 5 or the converter 4, the respective current L or I 2 may also be measured be, as indicated in Fig. 1 in dashed lines. In this case, a prior calibration of the relationship between this each with the switch closed 7 or 8 would have measured Current Ii and and the charging current I B with open switch 7 or 8 done.
  • the secondary current Is must be measured as well as when the switch 6 is used. As shown in FIG.
  • the primary-side detection of a power cutoff on the secondary side via one of the switches 6 to 9 does not necessarily have to be based on the power flowing directly into the primary coil 10, but alternatively this can also be based on another primary-side electrical variable in particular of the output current I 3 or of the input current L of the converter 15 or of the current I N taken up by the power supply device 11 from the power supply network, as indicated in dashed lines in FIG. 2. All these variables are influenced by a secondary-side power shut-off and thus come into question in principle as measured quantities for the detection of such a power shut-off. From the preceding description of exemplary embodiments, variation possibilities for the realization of the invention will become apparent to a person skilled in the art.
  • the charging current I B is completely switched off on the secondary side, but it must only be ensured that its change is so pronounced by a secondary-side switching that it can be determined easily on the basis of a primary-side operating parameter.
  • the secondary-side switching could in principle also take place between more than two stages, although the switching between only two stages is particularly easy to implement and therefore preferred.
  • the primary-side setting is concerned, instead of the switching angle of the converter 15, the switching frequency and thus the frequency of the primary current Ip could also be varied, since this also changes the transmitted power due to the design of the transmission system for resonant operation.

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Dispositif de transfert inductif d'énergie électrique d'une unité fixe, équipée d'un dispositif d'alimentation en courant et d'une résistance inductive primaire connectée à ce dernier, à un véhicule se trouvant à proximité de l'unité fixe et équipé d'une résistance inductive secondaire. Selon l'invention, le véhicule comporte un élément de réglage secondaire permettant d'ajuster la puissance secondaire prélevée à la résistance inductive secondaire et comprenant un dispositif de commande à l'aide duquel la puissance secondaire prélevée peut être modifiée par paliers. L'unité fixe comporte un élément de réglage primaire pour ajuster la puissance primaire pouvant être injectée dans la résistance inductive primaire, qui contient un premier dispositif de mesure à l'aide duquel un paramètre de fonctionnement, influencé par la puissance secondaire, du dispositif d'alimentation en courant peut être mesuré. L'élément de réglage primaire ajuste la puissance primaire pouvant être injectée en fonction de modifications du paramètre de fonctionnement mesuré par le premier dispositif de mesure. La puissance secondaire peut être commutée de préférence entre deux paliers par le dispositif de commande et présente dans un des paliers une valeur au moins approximativement nulle.
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